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12-10-2010, 06:06 PM
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Mod fever..... My spare bedroom has turned into a parts warehouse lol. Winter in WI is here, so allll this stuff is going on in the spring. It's going to be a totally different car!
I've got
-17x9.5 DD C5 rims, black w/ polished lip
-SS spoiler (just put on)
-BMR adj torque arm
-Edelbrock weld in SFC's
-Spohn LCAs
-Eibach front and rear swaybar kit
-Eibach pro kit lowering springs
-Bilstein front and rear shocks
-Auburn posi
-Motive 373's w/ master install kit
-T/A rear end girdle w/ stud kit
-Lund headlight blackout covers
-Glowshift Black 7 color gauges - fuel pressure, trans temp, oil pressure, water temp, tachometer, dual gauge pod, universal triple pod
-AEM Wideband
-10" Alpine type R sub w/ stealth box
-6.5" Alpine type R speakers
-Alpine M500 sub amp
-Alpine F300 speaker amp
-White HVAC/headlight overlays, Indiglo gauges, and tons of Bfranker vinyls
Hopefully by spring I'll have my 2.5" Harwood cowl
I had to take a few pics - this is the "clean" version after I organized it all lol
I've got
-17x9.5 DD C5 rims, black w/ polished lip
-SS spoiler (just put on)
-BMR adj torque arm
-Edelbrock weld in SFC's
-Spohn LCAs
-Eibach front and rear swaybar kit
-Eibach pro kit lowering springs
-Bilstein front and rear shocks
-Auburn posi
-Motive 373's w/ master install kit
-T/A rear end girdle w/ stud kit
-Lund headlight blackout covers
-Glowshift Black 7 color gauges - fuel pressure, trans temp, oil pressure, water temp, tachometer, dual gauge pod, universal triple pod
-AEM Wideband
-10" Alpine type R sub w/ stealth box
-6.5" Alpine type R speakers
-Alpine M500 sub amp
-Alpine F300 speaker amp
-White HVAC/headlight overlays, Indiglo gauges, and tons of Bfranker vinyls
Hopefully by spring I'll have my 2.5" Harwood cowl
I had to take a few pics - this is the "clean" version after I organized it all lol
12-10-2010, 07:09 PM
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Haha thanks man It's going to be crazy getting all this stuff put in.. I'm going to do one part at a time so I can feel the difference of everything. Shocks/springs, take it for a drive... lca's, take it for a drive. It'll be pretty cool to feel the car get better and better.
It's going to be crazy getting all this stuff put in.. I'm going to do one part at a time so I can feel the difference of everything. Shocks/springs, take it for a drive... lca's, take it for a drive. It'll be pretty cool to feel the car get better and better. 
12-11-2010, 11:18 AM
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I'd think Winter in WI is the best time to be installing parts... get a space heater and start getting to work in the garage. Not like you can do anything else right now ... then again maybe I'm missing something (no garage, etc) but after 2 years in Buffalo, I'd say I have a good idea 
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12-11-2010, 01:11 PM
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My bedroom looks like that except I have alot of go fast parts! Tsp 2.5 ls6 heads, fast intake, gauges, suspension. Custom grind cam. It's a tease waking up n seeing that.. Just need a day off to do it 
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Nice! Hopefully I'll have a pile like that waiting to go on next year! Looking to do full exhaust, O.E. wheels and tires, some Konis with lowering springs, and maybe a cam if my bonus and tax return are big. Mines sitting in a storage shed so no working on it til spring rolls around 
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